Beartooth Study Meeting Draws 50 Plus
Local residents discuss regional planning options as Beartooth Planning Study draws more than 50 attendees. Details appear on page 3.
28 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1976
Page
1
Local residents discuss regional planning options as Beartooth Planning Study draws more than 50 attendees. Details appear on page 3.
City Mayor McLean Clark City Attorney Richard Josephson and Planner Henry Oldenburg spar over immediate versus long term planning during a >hour meeting. Clark pressed for three month goals while Oldenburg urged state contract compliance and broader data gathering with county help.
Sweet Grass County schools launch an auditory visual screening program led by Superintendent Edith Harper. Volunteers Carol Boyd and Chuck Wright assist with initial training to equip districts with visual and auditory acuity screening methods.
Title 9 evaluation of Sweet Grass High School policies practices and curriculum progresses under on site coordinator Kathleen Tulley. Changes include coed physical education and potential revision of bachelor survival to include girls. Board may adopt grievance procedures and a non discrimination hiring statement.
Big Timber voters may be asked to decide this fall on adopting a charter form of government. The Government Study Commission, after Friday meetings, endorsed a consensus plan to grant the city more flexible powers while preserving its current structure, with changes to be made as conditions warrant.
Spike Van Cleve and Tom Hammers mark were elected directors of the Sweet Grass County Preservation Association for three-year terms at the annual meeting. The session included discussion with the County Government Study Commission about the Natural Streambed and Land Preservation Act and potential alternative government forms for county voters in November. Harold McLauchlan spoke to 67 attendees about offering an alternative without a costly special election and said the commission favors an option for voters to decide.
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